Widow's Hole Oyster Farm – A family farm on the East End for 2 decades

Rigging Kushi lines

Culling the harvest

The next generation

Susanna Cornell 2020 and Mercator Yale 2022

Winter at Widow's Hole

Isabel inspecting the dock after the harvest is finished

Oysters Build Habitat

A 'foundation' species, oysters not only clean the water of excess algae, but schools of fish fry shelter amongst their shells, attracting wading fowl. Oysters are the healthiest of animal proteins, and, eating them fosters their sustainable cultivation and the improvement of the bays and estuaries.

Oysters growing in purses on lines

Getting kushi-ed

Oyster Tours

Large and small groups tour Widow's Hole. Learn how our oysters are cultivated and sample the crop.

Chefs and Oyster Lovers May Order

We deliver by van to NYC or call us to order

Susanna home from college
Isabel and Susanna shoveling out the boat
Teddy joins the crew
Ospreys in the nest
Cherries blooming on the bank of Widow's Hole
Kushi
Ted and the kids

WIDOW'S HOLE Oyster Farm

Tours are Back!

Contact us to buy WIDOW'S HOLE OYSTERS!

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Vidow News 12, tour of Widow’s Hole Oysters Email Mike & Isabel, owners WHO WHO tour info Contact info for reservations Continue reading

Sign our petition to ban the import of infected EU oysters

By mike May 22, 2019 November 15, 2022 Uncategorized

https://petitions.moveon.org/sign/stop-import-of-infected WSJ OP-ED Keep Europe’s Sick Shellfish Out of America – WSJ 11/15/22, 12:08 PM https://www.wsj.com/articles/keep-europes-sick-shellfish-out-of-america-11558479597 OPINIONCOMMENTARY Keep Europe’s Sick Shellfish Out of America Oyster herpes won’t make you ill, but it’s an ecological threat. By Michael Osinski and Isabel Osinski May 21, 2019 6:59 pm ET Continue reading